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India To Raise Petrol, Diesel Retail Prices After 4-Month Hiatus - Dealers
India's three state-run fuel retailers - Indian Oil Corp, Bharat Petroleum Corp, and Hindustan Petroleum Corp - dominate fuel retailing in India and tend to move their prices together.
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Indian Oil To Set-Up 10,000 EV Charging Stations In 3 Years Across India
Indian Oil Corporation Limited on Wednesday announced that it will establishment of over 10,000 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across India in the next three years.
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Tankers Strike Withdrawn Amid Fuel Crisis Across South Bengal
The strike by fuel tankers was withdrawn on Saturday afternoon as the Indian Oil Corp put on hold the new transportation rates amid a crisis at hundreds of filling stations in south Bengal, their association said.
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Indian Oil Corp Reports Three-Fold Surge In Quarterly Profit
Indian Oil Corp Ltd (IOC), the country's top refiner, on Friday reported a three-fold rise in net profit in the June quarter, helped by higher gross refining margins as prices of oil products surged.
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Indian Oil Corporation To Fuel Expansion With Green Power
IOC also plans to build a green hydrogen plant at its 160,000 bpd Mathura refinery in northern Uttar Pradesh state.
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Indian Refiners Process Less Crude In April As Pandemic Stalls Activity
The country's biggest refiner, Indian Oil Corp has reduced crude processing to average at 84% of overall capacity from 96% in April.
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Indian Oil Corporation Buys Its First Johan Sverdrup Crude Cargoes: Report
State-run refiner Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has made its first purchase of Norway's Johan Sverdrup crude, buying four million barrels via a tender as it speeds up diversification of crude imports.
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Indian Oil Launches 100 Octane Fuel In Hyderabad
Compared to regular petrol, premium-grade petrol is approximately Rs. 66 more than the regular-grade petrol available in the city.
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Indian Refiners' November Crude Processing Hits Eight-Month High
Top refiner Indian Oil Corp (IOC) operated its directly owned plants at 108.4% capacity, the data showed.
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India's Top Oil Refiner Back At Full Capacity For First Time Since COVID-19
India's fuel demand has been recovering from the lows seen in April with a gradual pick up in the industrial and economic activity after the lockdown was eased.
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Indian Oil Sees Petrol, Gasoil Sales At Pre-Pandemic Levels In First Half Of FY21
Indian Oil Corp, the country's top refiner, expects local demand for petrol and gasoil to reach pre-pandemic levels in the first half of next fiscal year beginning April 2021, Chairman SM Vaidya said on Monday. India, the world's third-biggest oil importer and consumer, has experienced a sharp decline in its fuel demand, mirroring a global trend fo...
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India June Oil Imports Lowest In Nearly Nine Years
India's oil imports fell in June, hitting their lowest since October 2011, as refiners curbed purchases due to maintenance turnarounds and weaker fuel demand, data from industry sources showed. India, the world's third biggest oil consumer and importer, received 3.2 million barrels per day (bpd) oil in June, a decline of 0.4% from May and about 28....
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Indian Oil Aims To Operate Refineries At 90 Per Cent Capacity In June
Indian Oil Corp controls about a third of India's 5 million barrels per day (bpd) refining capacity, is operating its plant at about 83 per cent capacity, a sharp increase from 39 per cent at the beginning of April.
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Fuel Sales Likely To Be Revived By Unlock 1.0: Indian Oil Corporation
Fuel demand massively dropped in April after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced complete lockdown across the country to contain the spread the coronavirus pandemic. Prime Minister urged everyone to break the chain of the COVID-19 by staying at home, which resulted in a temporary closure of factories, offices, air travel suspension and more. Wit...
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Oil Thieves Dig 150-Ft Tunnel To Tap Delhi Pipeline, Caught After Blast
A 150-feet tunnel dug by a gang to siphon thousands of litres of fuel from a pipeline has been discovered in west Delhi's Dwarka. The heist that involved tapping into the India Oil Company's pipeline had been going on for some time.
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India To Raise Petrol, Diesel Retail Prices After 4-Month Hiatus - Dealers
India's three state-run fuel retailers - Indian Oil Corp, Bharat Petroleum Corp, and Hindustan Petroleum Corp - dominate fuel retailing in India and tend to move their prices together.
-
Indian Oil To Set-Up 10,000 EV Charging Stations In 3 Years Across India
Indian Oil Corporation Limited on Wednesday announced that it will establishment of over 10,000 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across India in the next three years.
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Tankers Strike Withdrawn Amid Fuel Crisis Across South Bengal
The strike by fuel tankers was withdrawn on Saturday afternoon as the Indian Oil Corp put on hold the new transportation rates amid a crisis at hundreds of filling stations in south Bengal, their association said.
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Indian Oil Corp Reports Three-Fold Surge In Quarterly Profit
Indian Oil Corp Ltd (IOC), the country's top refiner, on Friday reported a three-fold rise in net profit in the June quarter, helped by higher gross refining margins as prices of oil products surged.
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Indian Oil Corporation To Fuel Expansion With Green Power
IOC also plans to build a green hydrogen plant at its 160,000 bpd Mathura refinery in northern Uttar Pradesh state.
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Indian Refiners Process Less Crude In April As Pandemic Stalls Activity
The country's biggest refiner, Indian Oil Corp has reduced crude processing to average at 84% of overall capacity from 96% in April.
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Indian Oil Corporation Buys Its First Johan Sverdrup Crude Cargoes: Report
State-run refiner Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has made its first purchase of Norway's Johan Sverdrup crude, buying four million barrels via a tender as it speeds up diversification of crude imports.
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Indian Oil Launches 100 Octane Fuel In Hyderabad
Compared to regular petrol, premium-grade petrol is approximately Rs. 66 more than the regular-grade petrol available in the city.
-
Indian Refiners' November Crude Processing Hits Eight-Month High
Top refiner Indian Oil Corp (IOC) operated its directly owned plants at 108.4% capacity, the data showed.
-
India's Top Oil Refiner Back At Full Capacity For First Time Since COVID-19
India's fuel demand has been recovering from the lows seen in April with a gradual pick up in the industrial and economic activity after the lockdown was eased.
-
Indian Oil Sees Petrol, Gasoil Sales At Pre-Pandemic Levels In First Half Of FY21
Indian Oil Corp, the country's top refiner, expects local demand for petrol and gasoil to reach pre-pandemic levels in the first half of next fiscal year beginning April 2021, Chairman SM Vaidya said on Monday. India, the world's third-biggest oil importer and consumer, has experienced a sharp decline in its fuel demand, mirroring a global trend fo...
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India June Oil Imports Lowest In Nearly Nine Years
India's oil imports fell in June, hitting their lowest since October 2011, as refiners curbed purchases due to maintenance turnarounds and weaker fuel demand, data from industry sources showed. India, the world's third biggest oil consumer and importer, received 3.2 million barrels per day (bpd) oil in June, a decline of 0.4% from May and about 28....
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Indian Oil Aims To Operate Refineries At 90 Per Cent Capacity In June
Indian Oil Corp controls about a third of India's 5 million barrels per day (bpd) refining capacity, is operating its plant at about 83 per cent capacity, a sharp increase from 39 per cent at the beginning of April.
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Fuel Sales Likely To Be Revived By Unlock 1.0: Indian Oil Corporation
Fuel demand massively dropped in April after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced complete lockdown across the country to contain the spread the coronavirus pandemic. Prime Minister urged everyone to break the chain of the COVID-19 by staying at home, which resulted in a temporary closure of factories, offices, air travel suspension and more. Wit...
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Oil Thieves Dig 150-Ft Tunnel To Tap Delhi Pipeline, Caught After Blast
A 150-feet tunnel dug by a gang to siphon thousands of litres of fuel from a pipeline has been discovered in west Delhi's Dwarka. The heist that involved tapping into the India Oil Company's pipeline had been going on for some time.
